EP2212583B1 - Dispositif modulaire d'isolation multi-axes de vibrations et de chocs, a base d'elastomere - Google Patents

Dispositif modulaire d'isolation multi-axes de vibrations et de chocs, a base d'elastomere Download PDF

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EP2212583B1
EP2212583B1 EP08851959A EP08851959A EP2212583B1 EP 2212583 B1 EP2212583 B1 EP 2212583B1 EP 08851959 A EP08851959 A EP 08851959A EP 08851959 A EP08851959 A EP 08851959A EP 2212583 B1 EP2212583 B1 EP 2212583B1
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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    • F16F15/08—Suppression of vibrations of non-rotating, e.g. reciprocating systems; Suppression of vibrations of rotating systems by use of members not moving with the rotating systems using elastic means with rubber springs ; with springs made of rubber and metal
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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    • F16F1/38—Springs made of rubber or other material having high internal friction, e.g. thermoplastic elastomers with a sleeve of elastic material between a rigid outer sleeve and a rigid inner sleeve or pin, i.e. bushing-type
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
    • F16F—SPRINGS; SHOCK-ABSORBERS; MEANS FOR DAMPING VIBRATION
    • F16F3/00—Spring units consisting of several springs, e.g. for obtaining a desired spring characteristic
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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  • the present invention relates to a multi-axis isolation device for vibrations generated by vibrating equipment and transmitted to a bearing structure of this equipment, such as, for example, in the case where the vibrating equipment comprises at least one rotating element and / or displaced in periodic translation, the term insulation to be understood in the sense of at least one attenuation by elements placed in series between the source of vibrations, which is the vibrating equipment, and the support to be isolated, which is the supporting structure .
  • the isolation device must also, in some cases, fulfill another function, a priori antagonistic to that presented above, and which is to attenuate dynamic loads, such as vibrations and shocks, important and transient applied to the structure carrier, and propagating through the isolation device to the equipment, possibly sensitive to these charges.
  • Other equipment on board satellites can also generate such vibrations, such as compressors-based cold generators.
  • the vibrations created by these devices can be transmitted to payloads of satellites and degrade their performance, as is the case, for example, for optical observation instruments particularly sensitive to the movements of the line of sight prejudicial to the quality of the images obtained.
  • the disturbing equipment or a set of interfering equipment is mounted on an isolation device constituting a mounting interface of the equipment or assembly of equipment on the structure. carrier.
  • the isolation device must attenuate the transmission of the vibrations generated by at least one device according to a certain frequency mask depending on the use.
  • the isolation device must also transmit the torque or useful forces generated by this equipment according to a frequency mask of transmissibility also specified by the user.
  • the isolation device attenuates the very high dynamic loads applied to the carrier structure during the launch phase of the satellite, which seems contradictory with the vibration isolation function of the satellite. at least one equipment, these vibrations being several orders of magnitude lower than the dynamic loads at launch.
  • the isolation device according to the invention must also sometimes maintain over time a certain stability of alignment of the vibrating equipment or with respect to the carrier structure.
  • the device proposed by the invention and which is presented below can also serve to isolate not a single equipment, but for example a set of equipment of which at least one is disruptive because vibrating, all mounted on the same equipment tray.
  • the isolation device according to the invention can also be used as an interface and serve to isolate a part of a satellite, for example a service module, from another part of the satellite, for example a payload. In these two cases, the above numerical values, given as an indication, are not necessarily applicable.
  • each insulation module comprises two rigid parts, one of which, said external part, is intended to be fixed to the supporting structure, and another, said internal piece, is intended to be fixed to said vibrating equipment or its support, said inner and outer parts being connected to each other by at least one elastomer insulation pad, attenuating by its deformation following at least one of its axes in traction, compression or shearing, the transmission of low amplitude vibrations generated by said equipment, each isolation module also comprising a lateral (or radial) flexible abutment, and two opposite longitudinal active flexible abutments, each flexible abutment being mounted on the only one of the inner and outer parts, and having a free end vis-a-vis
  • the flexible abutments of the insulation modules each comprise at least one elastomer element coming into contact with the said other rigid part vis-à-vis, in the active position of the flexible abutment, during deformations of sufficient amplitude of the stud or pads. insulation so that the elastomeric element of the flexible stop works in compression when the stop is active.
  • the torsional stiffness (that is to say around the longitudinal axis Z) of the entire isolation device rests only on the shear stiffness of the insulation pads which are arranged in the longitudinal direction Z, and / or in the radial direction Y.
  • this stiffness of the shear pads is generally much lower than the stiffness of the pads in traction / compression, and in some cases, it is insufficient to withstand useful forces which must be transmitted by the equipment in torsion in the longitudinal direction Z.
  • the problem underlying the invention is to provide a multi-axis isolation device of at least one vibration generating equipment, embedded on a carrier structure, such as a satellite, similar to those presented above and which overcomes the aforementioned drawbacks of the state of the art and is better suited to the various requirements of the practice than the known devices, in particular according to WO 2007/077350 supra.
  • the object of the present invention is therefore to provide simple solutions to the known limitations of the state of the art.
  • each isolation module comprising at least two rigid parts of which at least one, said external part, is intended to be fixed to the carrier structure, and at least one other, said internal part, is intended to be attached to said vibrating equipment or its support, at least one internal part and to less an external part being connected to each other by at least one elastomer insulation pad attenuating by its deformation the transmission of low amplitude vibrations generated by said equipment, each module also comprising at least two flexible stops mounted on at least one internal part or at least one external part, and each having a free end opposite another part respectively external or inboard dull and non-contacting with said other piece at rest, each of said at least two soft stops acting along at least one axis of deformation of said at least one isolation pad, and two of said flexible stops, said longitudinal, being active along the axis longitudinal, in opposite directions, and which is characterized in that each isolation module comprising at least two rigid parts of which at least one, said external part, is intended to be fixed to the carrier structure, and at least one other, said internal part, is intended to
  • the flexible stops of the insulation modules each advantageously comprise at least one elastomer element coming into contact with said other rigid part vis-à-vis, in the active position of the corresponding flexible abutment.
  • the elastomer element of at least one flexible abutment of at least an insulation module has a free end facing said other external or internal part, and without resting contact with said other part, which comprises a part facing said elastomer element and consisting of a metal boss of said other piece.
  • the latter on at least one module, can comprise a rigid part which consists of a metal boss of the part of the module carrying the abutment, this boss carrying the elastomer element. of the stop.
  • At least one insulation module comprises at least one so-called tangential insulation pad, mounted substantially along the tangential axis and / or at least one so-called longitudinal insulation pad, mounted substantially along the longitudinal axis.
  • At least one insulation module comprises two longitudinal insulation pads, preferably identical mounted substantially symmetrically on either side of an internal part of said module along the longitudinal axis, and / or two tangential insulation pads, preferably identical mounted substantially symmetrically on either side of an internal part of said module along the tangential axis.
  • the two longitudinally flexible abutments are mounted substantially symmetrically on either side of an inner part along the longitudinal axis
  • the two tangential soft abutments, preferably identical are mounted substantially symmetrically on either side of an inner part along the tangential axis
  • the set of flexible stops of at least one module advantageously consists of a single elastomer element, fixed on one of the inner rigid parts (s) and outer (s), vis-à-vis another rigid part, respectively external or internal.
  • the set of pads and flexible stops of at least one module, and preferably of each of them consists of a single elastomer element.
  • At least one module in order to improve the adaptation of the device to its application, at least one module, and preferably each of them, comprises two external rigid parts, one of which carries all the soft abutments, and the other is connected by said at least one insulation pad to the internal rigid piece or part of said module, the flexible part of said flexible abutments being fixed either to the inner face of said rigid outer piece bearing all the flexible stops, either on the outer face of the or a rigid internal piece.
  • the outer piece bearing the flexible stops is removably attached to said carrier structure in the outer radial position relative to the other outer part of said module.
  • a first inner part is fixed to said vibrating equipment or its support, and linked by said less an isolation pad to the or an outer part of said module, and all the flexible stops are carried by a second inner part removably fixed and adjustable in position on said first internal part. It is thus sufficient to replace the second inner part and the flexible abutments that it carries by another second part with other flexible stops to improve the adaptation of the device to its application, the flexible portion of said flexible stops being fixed either on the inner face of the or an outer piece, or on the outer face of said second internal rigid piece.
  • the flexible abutments are advantageously carried on or around the radially outer end of said second inner part arranged in a radial end piece which partially, removably and with a radial adjustment part, in said first internal part bound by said at least one pad to a frame of one or the only outer piece in which said first and second internal pieces radially engage.
  • the flexible parts of the flexible stops are fixed on one and the same internal part and consist of a single elastomer element, of quadrangular or circular section for example, fixed on or around an outer radial end portion, of generally parallelepipedal or cylindrical general shape, of said inner part and engaged, without contact at rest, in a correspondingly shaped frame of at least one external part.
  • the flexible parts of the flexible abutments are fixed on one and the same external part and consist of a single element made of elastomer in the form of sleeve section for example quadrangular or cylindrical fixed by its outer face within a frame of said outer part, and surrounding, without contact at rest, a rigid stop of corresponding shape mounted on a radial end of an inner piece projecting radially outwards and engaged in the frame of the outer part.
  • the rigid abutment may, advantageously, be interchangeable and have a substantially parallelepipedal or cylindrical shape and be fixed, preferably removably and adjustably, to the radial outer end of the radial end of the inner part, to allow easy adjustment of the functional gap between the rest positions and activates soft stops.
  • each of the insulation modules of a device is such that its radial axis is inclined at the same angle with respect to the plane of placement of the vibrating equipment on a gear tray which are integral parts internal of said modules.
  • the term "longitudinal" no longer refers to the perpendicular to the laying plane of the equipment but a direction inclined on this laying plane and having a main component perpendicular to the laying plane, the definition of the radial and tangential directions remaining unchanged .
  • the different insulation modules of the device of the invention are substantially identical to each other, and / or that the device comprises or consists of three identical modules, arranged at the vertices of a preferably equilateral triangle.
  • the device can also comprise or consist of four identical modules, preferably arranged at the vertices of a square and preferably oriented symmetrically with respect to the diagonals of the square .
  • the characteristics of the isolation pads in terms of section, height, viscoelastic module, angles between the longitudinal pads and the median plane of the internal part (s), angles between the radial axis insulation modules and the installation plane of the equipment are chosen to ensure that the frequency functions of transmissibility of force and torque forces along the three axes at small movements, below the active position of the flexible stops , correspond to a specified gauge, so that, for example, the vibrations of small amplitudes in force and torque transmitted by the equipment to the supporting structure are correctly filtered beyond a certain frequency, and that the forces and torques generated by the equipment shall be transmitted without detrimental tampering below that frequency.
  • the characteristics of the flexible abutments are such that excessive deformation of the insulation pads during heavy loads applied to the device is avoided, thus preventing any undesirable deterioration or irreversible phenomenon, and simultaneously, the frequency functions of transmissibility of forces in force and torque along the three axes throughout the operating range provided for the device correspond to a specified gauge, so that the vibrations and shocks large amplitudes in force and torque transmitted by the carrier structure to the equipment are correctly filtered.
  • the invention also relates to an application of the isolation device as presented above and which is characterized in that the equipment is a satellite equipment boarded on a satellite, said equipment comprising at least one rotating part generating vibration, such as at least one of the following equipment: reaction wheel, kinetic wheel, flywheel, energy storage wheel, gyrodyne or gyroscopic actuator or CMG, said equipment provided with its isolation device in front of resist static and dynamic loads such as vibrations, shocks, that it undergoes with the launching of the satellite.
  • vibration such as at least one of the following equipment: reaction wheel, kinetic wheel, flywheel, energy storage wheel, gyrodyne or gyroscopic actuator or CMG
  • the application of the isolation device may also be such that said space equipment on board a satellite comprises at least one part animated in translation of a movement comprising at least one periodic temporal component in time generating vibrations, such as for example a compressor used to generate cold, said equipment provided with its isolation device to withstand static and dynamic loads such as vibrations, shocks it undergoes the launch of the satellite.
  • the multi-axis isolation device 1, represented as a whole on the figure 1 is intended to filter vibrations between, on the one hand, a vibrating equipment 2 or equipment set of which at least one is vibrating, shown schematically on the figure 1 as cylindrical external overall shape of circular section, with a longitudinal axis defined by the direction Z, mounted on an equipment rack 3 suspended by four insulation modules 4 identical to each other on a carrier structure 5, and, on the other hand, this carrier structure 5, such as the platform or the internal structure of a service module of a satellite, on which the device 1 is fixed by the modules 4 simple to design, to achieve and climb the periphery of the equipment 2 and the tray 3 which carries it.
  • modules 4 are arranged, with respect to the plate 3 and the equipment 2, in two pairs of modules 4 diametrically opposite with respect to the longitudinal axis Z, and regularly distributed circumferentially around the plate 3 so that the four modules 4 are located and centered at the vertices of a square (shown in broken lines) and arranged symmetrically with respect to the two diagonals (D1 and D2) of this square, which are perpendicular to each other and each correspond to the radial direction Y of the two opposite modules 4 of one respectively of the two pairs of modules 4.
  • the multi-axis isolation device could comprise only three identical insulation modules 4, regularly distributed around the periphery of the plate 3, and preferably arranged at the vertices of an equilateral triangle enveloping the plate 3 and centered on the axis Z.
  • a realization with four modules 4 according to the figure 1 gives the advantage of better symmetry.
  • the design of the isolation device 1 is simplified, since the different degrees of freedom in forces and in pairs are then decoupled and the dimensions are simpler to achieve, given the modular nature of the isolation device 1 and the structure, particular to the invention, of each isolation module 4, which represents an important advantage of the invention compared to the state of the art.
  • Each of the modules 4, independent of the others in its fixation on the carrier structure 5 (schematically represented on the Figures 2a, 2b , 4 and 5 ), includes an internal rigid part 6, extending radially, and of which an inner radial end portion 7 (along the radial axis YY proper to each module 4, passing through its center and perpendicular to the longitudinal direction Z) is arranged in rigid mounting base , but preferably removable, for example by bolting 7a, on a fastening flange 3a projecting radially outwardly of the plate 3 in the form of a circular disc.
  • the internal rigid part 6 also has an outer radial end portion 8, connected to a first external rigid part 9a of the module 4 by four pads 12 of elastomer insulation.
  • This external part 9a comprises a quadrangular frame 10a, integral with two rectangular lateral bases 11a, each fixed to the supporting structure 5 by a screw 13, so that the outer part 9a extends on the structure 5 parallel to the tangential direction X , the thickness of the frame 10a (in the radial direction Y) is generally less than its width (in the tangential direction X) and its height (in the longitudinal direction Z).
  • the frame 10a has a central opening also quadrangular (rectangular or square) delimited by two opposite planar faces, perpendicular to the longitudinal direction Z (horizontal faces on the figure 2a ) and two other opposite planar faces perpendicular to the tangential direction X (vertical faces on the figure 2a ) and the section of this central opening in the plane of the directions XZ is substantially greater than the quadrangular cross section of the parallelepipedal radial outer end portion 8, which passes radially through the frame 10a.
  • the four pads 12 are, in this example, identical to each other, and each in the form of a parallelepiped block of elastomer, fixed by one of two of its opposite faces against a flat lateral face of the part 8 and by the other of these two opposite faces against the planar inner face vis-à-vis the frame 10a, this fixing being provided by vulcanization molding of the elastomer in situ, by gluing, or by any other equivalent means .
  • These four studs 12 are thus arranged in a pair of so-called longitudinal opposed studs 12a, since they are biased in tension compression by any effort or force component in force and / or in torque which is parallel to the longitudinal direction Z, and in a pair opposing so-called tangential studs 12b, because biased in tension-compression by any force or force component in force and / or in torque which is parallel to the tangential direction X.
  • the two longitudinal studs 12a are active in opposite directions in the longitudinal direction Z, since one of them is active in compression when the other is active in tension, and vice versa (the tangential studs 12b then being stressed in shear simultaneously in the same direction according to Z), and these two studs 12a are mounted along the longitudinal axis -ZZ, substantially symmetrically on either side of the outer radial portion 8 of the inner part 6.
  • the two tangential studs 12b are active in opposite directions in the tangential direction X, since one of them is active in compression when the other is active in traction, and vice versa (the longitudinal studs 12a are then biased into shear simultaneously in the same direction along X), and these two pads 12b are mounted along the tangential axis -XX, also substantially symmetrically on either side of the outer radial portion 8 of the inner part 6.
  • Each module 4 also comprises a second external rigid part 9b, of identical structure to that of the first outer part 9a, that is to say comprising a frame 10b and two bases 11h, which are respectively identical to the frame 10a and the two bases 11a, and also each fixed by a screw 13 to the supporting structure 5, in a position parallel to and adjacent to the first inner part 9a, but radially to the outside of the room 9a.
  • This second outer part 9b carries four flexible abutments 14 which, in this example, are identical to each other and each consist of a parallelepiped-shaped elastomer block, fixed by a flat face, or base, against one respectively of the four inner planar faces of the frame 9b, as shown in FIG. figure 2b .
  • each abutment 14 has a plane face, opposite its base, which constitutes a free end situated opposite a respective flat lateral face of the radial end portion 8 of the inner part 6, which is also engaged in the central opening of the frame 9b, but without contact, at rest of this free end of each flexible abutment 14 with the face vis-à-vis on the part 8 of the part internal 6.
  • the longitudinal stops 14a are active along the longitudinal axis -ZZ for one (the abutment 14a in the upper position on the figure 2b ) and in the opposite direction for the other (the abutment 14a in the lower position on the figure 2b ) by limiting the amplitude of the longitudinal displacements of the part 8 of the inner part 6 with the plate 3 and the vibrating equipment 2 relative to the supporting structure 5 and the second outer part 9b which is integral with it, by the brought into contact with this portion R with the longitudinal flexible abutment 14a upper or lower.
  • the tangential stops 14b are active along the tangential axis -XX for one (the abutment 14b on the right on the figure 2b ) and in the opposite direction for the other (the abutment 14b on the left on the figure 2b ) by limiting the amplitude of the tangential displacements of the part 8 of the inner part 6 with the plate 3 and the vibrating equipment 2 with respect to the supporting structure 5 and the second outer part 9b which is integral therewith, by the coming into contact of this part 8 with the tangential flexible abutment 14b of right or left.
  • each flexible abutment 14a or 14b may have a greater stiffness than that of the elastomer 12 of the studs 12a or 12b, and / or each flexible abutment 14a or 14b may optionally have a rigid armature, reported or integrated into the rigid part 9b which carries it, and supporting at least one layer of elastomer covering this rigid frame.
  • a possible boss of the radial end portion 8 of the inner part 6 which faces the flexible abutments 14 can be introduced to reduce the play of the flexible stops, so that the deformations of the insulation pads are not not too important during large relative displacements between the internal and external parts of the insulation modules.
  • the isolation pads 12a and 12b attenuate, by their deformations, the transmission to the structure 5 of the low amplitude vibrations generated by the vibrating equipment 2, without the soft abutments 14a and 14b do not come into contact with the part 8 of the inner rigid part 6 in facing relation, whereas the high amplitude vibrations generated by shocks and vibrations experienced for example by the carrier structure 5, at the launching of the satellite, are limited by the coming into active position of one or other of the longitudinal soft abutments 14a and tangential 14b, of which the elastomer block comes into contact with the face vis-à-vis the portion 8 of the inner part 6.
  • the compression of their elastomer element can mitigate the transmission of shocks and large amplitude vibrations from the carrier structure to the equipment 2 on the plate 3, during the launch of the satellite in particular.
  • the contact of a flexible abutment 14a or 14b by its elastomer element with the face facing the part 8 of the inner part 6, in the active position, is only established for a sufficient compression deformation of an isolation pad 12a or 12b, this deformation being greater than the maximum compressive deformations encountered during the normal operation of the equipment 2 on the satellite in orbit.
  • the device 1 thus produced provides multi-axis isolation because it comprises at least three, and preferably four, modules 4 thus formed.
  • the longitudinal displacements or longitudinal components (according to Z) of the displacement of the vibrating equipment 2 with the plate 3 and the internal parts 6 of the modules 4 with respect to the supporting structure 5 are attenuated, and possibly limited respectively by the deformations. in traction-compression of the longitudinal studs 12a and in shear tangential studs 12b of all the modules 4, and, where appropriate, by the coming into active position of a flexible abutment 14a of all the modules 4.
  • the torsional displacements of the vibrating equipment 2 and the plate 3 with the internal parts 6 of the modules 4 around the longitudinal direction Z are attenuated by deformation essentially in traction-compression of the tangential studs 12b and the shear deformation of the longitudinal studs 12a of all the modules 4, with, possibly, the limitation of these twisting movements by the coming into active position of one of the tangential soft abutments 14b of all the modules 4.
  • any movement of the equipment 2 and the plate 3 in any radial direction relative to the longitudinal direction Z is broken down into two components, each of which extends along one of the two diagonals D1 and D2, respectively.
  • a radial displacement force along D1 biases in shear the four studs 12 of each of the two modules 4 centered on D1, but is essentially attenuated by the tensile-compressive stress of the two tangential studs 12b of each of the two modules 4 centered on the diagonal D2, and one of the tangential soft abutments 14b of each can be brought into the active position to limit the amplitude of the radial displacements according to D1.
  • the component according to D2 of a radial displacement of the equipment 2 and the plate 3 biases the studs 12 of the two modules 4 centered on D2 in shear, but is essentially attenuated by the tensile-compressive stress of the tangential studs 12b. of the two modules 4 centered on D1, and one of the tangential soft abutments 14b of each can, while coming into the active position, limit the amplitude of radial displacements according to D2, caused by strong vibrations or shocks.
  • the forces and tilting displacements of the equipment 2 and the plate 3 around any direction in the plane of installation of the equipment 2 on the plate 3 can be decomposed into forces and tilts around each of the diagonals D1 and D2, the tilts around D1 being essentially attenuated by the tensile-compressive stress of the longitudinal studs 1.2a of the two modules 4 centered on D2, and conversely, the tilts around D2 are essentially attenuated by the tensile-compressive stresses of the longitudinal studs 12a of the two modules 4 centered on D1, the other pads being essentially stressed in shear.
  • tilting movements are limited in amplitude by the coming into active position of one of the longitudinal resilient abutments 14a of the two modules 4 centered on D2 during tilts around D1, and conversely, the tilts around D2 can be limited by the come into active position of one of the longitudinal resilient abutments 14a of each of the two modules 4 centered on D1.
  • the device 1 thus produced is indeed a multi-axis isolation device, which allows holding at launch and insulation in all degrees of freedom.
  • the advantage of this type of device is to achieve through the combined effect of all the insulation modules the following three main functions: vibration isolation of very small amplitude between the plate 3 and the carrier structure 5 by by means of a limited number of isolation pads, transmission of certain useful torques produced by the equipment or equipment unit 2 via these same pads, and attenuation of shocks and vibrations of large amplitudes during the launch phase.
  • the particular arrangement of the flexible stops according to the invention as represented on the figure 1 offers protection in all axes in translation and rotation thanks to the combined effect of the stops of all four insulation modules, whereas a single isolation module taken in isolation could in no way resist strong relative displacements between the plate 3 and the supporting structure 2. It is this combined effect of the at least three, and preferably four, modules which makes it possible to considerably simplify the architecture of each module with respect to the state of the art.
  • the figure 1 illustrates particularly well this combined effect with regard to the relative displacements in translation in the laying plane of the equipment, as well as relative displacements in rotation about the longitudinal axis.
  • the figure 3 represents an alternative embodiment of the module 4 shown in detail III of the figure 1 .
  • the module 4 always comprises an internal rigid piece 6, produced as described above, and two pieces external rigid plates 9a and 9b, also produced as described above and shown on the Figures 2a and 2b , but with this difference, compared to each module 4 of the figure 1 , that the second outer part 9b, which carries the four blocks of elastomer 14 constituting two longitudinal resilient abutments 14a and two tangential flexible abutments 14b, is situated radially inside the first external rigid part 9a, which is connected to the part 8 of the inner part 6 by the four studs 12 constituting two longitudinal studs 12a and two tangential studs 12b.
  • the replacement of the second external rigid part 9b, to replace the flexible stops 14 by other more appropriate, can only be done by a complete disassembly of the module 4, the internal rigid part 6 must be separated by unstacking of the corresponding flange 3a of the plate 3, and of which the two external rigid parts 9a and 9b must be dismounted from the supporting structure 5 by unscrewing the screws 13.
  • the two longitudinal pads 12a and / or tangential 12b of each module 4 are exactly identical to one another in geometry and stiffness, and possibly paired after tests, in order to balance the device 1 .
  • the figure 4 represents two variants (one on each half-section) on which the four flexible stops 14 are carried by an internal rigid piece.
  • each module 4 On the variant of the left half-cut of the figure 4 , found in each module 4, a single internal rigid part 6 extending radially, and whose inner radial end portion 7 is secured removably to a fastening flange 3a of the plate 3 carrying the equipment 2 by bolting 7a schematically represented by their attachment axis.
  • the outer radial portion 8 of the inner part 6 has two parallelepipedal portions, one 8a, adjacent to the inner radial portion 7 and smaller cross section, is connected by a shoulder to the parallelepipedal portion 8b of larger cross section and forming the outer radial end of the inner part 6, whose two parallelepipedal portions 8a and 8b are radially engaged inside the quadrangular frame 10 of a single external rigid part 9, also comprising a base 11 for fixing to the supporting structure 5 by screws (not represented).
  • the internal rigid part 6 is well made in one piece, for example metal, which integrates its inner radial portion 7 and outer radial portion 8 consisting of two parallelepipedal portions 8a and 8b.
  • the inner part 6 is connected to the frame 10 of the outer part 9 by four elastomer insulation pads 12 constituting two longitudinal pads 12a and two tangential studs (not visible on this half-section), which are each fixed by one two opposite faces on one of the four lateral faces of the portion 8a, and by the opposite face against the inner planar face vis-à-vis in the frame 10, while the four flexible abutments elastomer 14, forming two 14 longitudinal abutments and two tangential stops (not visible on this half-section), are each fixed by one of two opposite faces, forming a base, on one respectively of the four lateral faces of the parallelepiped portion 8b, the face opposed to the base of each flexible abutment being in facing relation, without contact, with one respectively of the four inner faces of the frame 10 of the outer part 9, so that the functional gap is formed, in this variant , ent re each flexible stop and a face facing the rigid outer part 9.
  • module 4 of this variant functions as the module 4 of the achievements of the Figures 1 to 3 , when it is associated with at least two other modules to form a multi-axis isolation device according to the invention.
  • the variant of the half-cut of right of the figure 4 is distinguished from the left half-cut variant only in that the four flexible stops 14 are mounted on a second internal rigid part 15, which is mounted removably and radially adjustable end of the radial end portion external 8 of the first internal rigid part 6, the inner radial end portion 7 is fixed removably, as in the other embodiment, on the connecting flange 3a of the plate 3, by bolts 7a.
  • the single external rigid part 9 is made as in the previously described variant, that is to say that it comprises a single frame 10 arranged tangentially and fixed to the carrier structure via a base 11 referred to this structure, the outer radial end portion 8 of the first inner part 6 and the second inner rigid part 15 being radially engaged in the frame 10.
  • the outer radial portion 8 of the first inner part 6 is tubular and opens radially outwards to receive an inner radial portion 15a of the second inner part 15, which engages in the tubular part 8, while an outer radial portion 15b, furthermore large cross section, of the second inner part 15, and of parallelepiped shape, supports the four flexible abutment 14 symmetrically two by two on its two pairs of opposite faces, and vis-à-vis and without contact of the four inner planar faces of the frame 10, of which these same inner planar faces are connected by the four elastomer insulation pads 12 to the four outer plane faces of the parallelepipedal outer radial portion 8 of the first inner part 6.
  • the attachment of the second inner part 15 to the first 6 is provided by a radial screw 16 which passes radially through the second internal rigid part 15 and is screwed by the end of its rod into a threaded bore in the bottom of the tubular outer radial portion 8 of the first internal part 6.
  • the variant embodiment of the figure 5 corresponds to that of the left half-cut of the figure 4 but with a single internal rigid piece 6 which is bent in its inner radial end portion 7, with respect to its outer radial portion 8 having two parallelepipedal portions 8a and 8b, the first of which is connected by the studs 12 to the frame 10 of the single outer rigid part 9 and the second door the flexible stops 14.
  • the radial axis -YY of each insulation module 4 is inclined at the same angle ⁇ , relative to the plane of installation of the equipment vibrating 2 on the plate 3, when the internal parts such as 6 are secured by their inner radial portion 7 to a corresponding fixing flange 3a of the plate 3 by bolting 7a, as already explained above with reference to Figures 1 to 4 .
  • fixing base 11 of the outer rigid part 9 has an inclined face of the same angle, on which is fixed the quadrangular frame 10 of this outer part 9.
  • the two longitudinal resilient abutments 14a are substantially identical and mounted symmetrically on either side of the outer radial end portion 8b of the single inner part 6 or the outer radial part 15b of a second internal rigid part 15 , removably and radially adjustable on a first internal rigid piece 6 secured to the plate 3, and, likewise, the two tangential soft stops, not visible in these figures but such that 14b on the Figures 1 to 3 , are substantially identical and mounted substantially symmetrically, along the tangential axis, on either side of this same outer radial end portion 8b of the single inner part 6 or the same outer radial portion 15b of the second piece internal rigid 15 attached to the first inner part 6.
  • bent inner part is advantageous for improving the insulation characteristics in some cases, and it can be applied to all variants of the device as described in this specification.
  • FIGS. 6 and 7 partially represent another variant of the embodiment according to the left half-section of the figure 4 , whose representation is limited to the quadrangular frame 10 of the single external rigid piece 9, to the outer radial end portion 8 of the single rigid piece internal 6, and the insulation pads 12 and elastomeric soft stops.
  • the outer radial portion 8 of the inner part 6 is connected to the frame 10 of the outer part 9 by four blocks 12 of elastomer arranged in two longitudinal insulation pads 12a, along the longitudinal axis -ZZ and symmetrical of on either side of this outer radial portion 8, and two tangential insulation pads 12b, along the tangential axis -XX and symmetrical on either side of this outer radial portion 8, as already described on the half -coup of left of the figure 4 and on the figure 5 .
  • each flexible abutment 24a or 24b is separated by a functional interstice, at rest or nominal position, from one of the four internal plane faces facing the frame 10 of the outer part 9, respectively.
  • the figure 8 represents a transverse or tangential section of an embodiment variant according to the Figures 6 and 7 , in which the single elastomer element 34 constituting all the flexible stops of the corresponding module is made in the form of a section sleeve quadrangular elastomer fixed around the outer radial end portion of the portion 8 of the inner part 6, which portion 8 is rectangular parallelepiped external cross-sectional shape for example square.
  • the internal rigid part 6, of which the portion 8 is thus equipped with the elastomer sleeve 34 has two longitudinal resilient abutments 34a and two tangential flexible abutments 34b which are thinner than those of the embodiment of the figure 7 , and thus provide a larger nominal functional gap with the internal faces facing the frame 10 of the outer part 9.
  • the figure 9 represents yet another variant, in which the single elastomer element 44, in the form of a quadrangular cross-section sleeve and which constitutes all the flexible abutments of a module 4, is secured by its four external flat faces against the four faces internal planes of the central opening of the frame 10 of the single outer rigid part 9, so that, in this variant, the two longitudinal flexible abutments 44a and the two tangential flexible abutments 44b, formed by the two pairs of opposite sides of the sleeve 44, are carried by the outer part 9, in the frame 10 of which engages the outer radial end portion 8 of the single inner part 6.
  • the functional interstices between the part 8 of the inner part 6 and the flexible stops of the outer part 9 are of substantially the same value as in the example of the figure 8 , in the event that the frame 10 of the outer part 9 and the part 8 of the inner part 6 have the same dimensions.
  • the outer radial portion 8 of the inner part 6 has a rectangular or square section whose two sides are greater than both sides of the section analogous to the inner part 6 in its part adjacent to its internal radial fixing part on the plate 3, the outer radial portion 8 constitutes a rigid abutment having bosses or constituting by itself such bosses, vis-à-vis the free end of the flexible abutments facing 44a or 44b, without contact at rest with these flexible stops, whose bosses are separated by functional interstices corresponding to the maximum strokes of the bosses relative to said flexible stops 44a, 44b, to pass from the rest or nominal position to the active position of said stops.
  • the internal part (s) such (s) as 6 and the external part (s) such (s) that 9 are preferably metallic, in steel or titanium or titanium alloy for example.
  • the shape of the internal and external rigid parts could be approximately cylindrical rather than quadrangular or parallelepipedal.
  • the flexible stops may consist of an elastomer layer of corresponding shape, fixed either on the inner part (as on the figure 8 ), either on the outer part (as on the figure 9 ).
  • insulation module 4 of the Figures 10 to 15 comprises a single external rigid piece 59, comprising a quadrangular frame 60, intended to be positioned and fixed tangentially on a supporting structure such as 5, as in the preceding examples, and of a single metal piece with a base 61, to which the frame 60 is further connected by two ribs 62 lateral stiffening, the base 61 extending on both sides of the frame 60 and radially outwardly thereof in the operational position, and this base 61 is pierced by three housings 63 for fastening screws to the supporting structure.
  • module 4 also comprises a single internal rigid piece 56, comprising an inner radial portion 57 arranged in an arcuate base for fixing the piece 56 directly on the edge of a disk-shaped equipment carrier.
  • this base 57 has three housing 57a with a drilled bottom, for receiving three screws for fixing the workpiece 56 to the plate (see FIG. Figures 14 and 15 ).
  • the inner part 56 also comprises an outer radial portion 58, made of a single metal piece with the portion 57, and arranged in a rectangular parallelepiped outer radial end, with a blind radial bore and threaded 64, in which is screwed adjustable, a screw 66 retaining and fixing, radially outside the radial end 58, a rigid abutment 65, metal, outer shape also parallelepiped rectangle, but flattened and pierced with a central orifice passage of the screw 66.
  • the stop 65 is thus mounted removably and radially adjustable on the inner part 56, and is therefore interchangeable.
  • the set of insulation pads and flexible stops consists of a single elastomer element 51, which externally has the shape of a sleeve 54 of substantially quadrangular section, adhered or vulcanized by its four external lateral surfaces plane to the four flat internal faces of the frame 60 of the outer piece 59, and whose thickness is sufficient so that, in its outer radial portion, surrounding without contact, at rest, the rigid stop 65, this sleeve 51 constitutes the two opposite longitudinal resilient abutments 54a and the two opposite opposing soft stops 54b (see Figures 11 to 13 and 15 ), while the inner radial portion of this sleeve 54 is connected by four parallelepipedal blocks 52, identical and opposite two by two, to an inner sleeve 53, also of section substantially quadrangular, thinner than the outer sleeve 54, and secured by mechanization or adhesion by its four inner planar faces to the four outer planar lateral faces of the radial end 58, thus surrounded and which is engaged in the frame
  • the four elastomer blocks 52 connecting the inner and outer sleeves 53 and 54 constitute two opposite and longitudinal insulation pads 52a and two opposite and tangential insulation pads 52b, as shown on FIG. the Figures 11 to 13 and 15 , the sections 12 and 15, on the one hand, and the section 13, on the other hand, representing more particularly and respectively the longitudinal pins 52a and the longitudinal flexible stops 54a, on the one hand, and on the other hand the tangential pads 52b and tangential soft stops 54b.
  • the interchangeability of the rigid abutment 65 makes it possible to adjust the functional interstices between two of its opposite sides and the two longitudinal resilient abutments 54a and between its two other opposite sides and the two tangential flexible abutments 54b.
  • This interchangeability also makes it possible to adjust the thickness of this abutment 65, and its adjustable radial positioning relative to the radial end 58 makes it possible to position it in a suitable manner with respect to the flexible abutments 54a and 54b.
  • this device is the same as that of the previous examples, and likewise the realization of the insulation pads and flexible abutments elastomer can be achieved by molding the elastomer, after surface treatment of the metal parts to ensure the elastomer-metal adhesion, between the two inner parts 56 and outer 59, using cores or covers to fill the volumes not to be occupied by the elastomer, especially around the abutment 65, and between this stop 65 and the four 52.
  • the removable assembly of this stop 65 facilitates the removal of these cores or caches after the molding of the elastomer which is fixed by vulcanization on the corresponding and prepared surfaces of the inner rigid pieces 56 and outer 59.
  • edges of the rigid abutment 65 are metal bosses vis-à-vis the flexible stops 54a, 54b with which these bosses delimit the functional interstices allowing the transition from the rest position to the active positions flexible stops, for limiting and filtering large amplitude vibrations, while micro-vibrations are attenuated and filtered by the isolation pads 52a and 52b.
  • each pad and / or flexible abutment may be one-piece elastomer, or laminated, for example with several layers of elastomer of different stiffnesses, the elastomer of the pads and soft abutments may be the same, or elastomers different.
  • the characteristics of the insulation pads such as 12, in terms of section, height, viscoelastic module, angles between the longitudinal studs 12a and the median plane of the internal part (s) 6, angles between the radial axis of the insulation modules and the laying plane of the equipment 2 are chosen to ensure that the functions frequency of transmissibility of force and torque forces along the three axes at small movements (below the operating point of the flexible stops such as 14) correspond to a specified template, so that, for example, vibrations of small amplitudes in force and torque transmitted by the equipment 2 to the structure 5 of the satellite are correctly filtered beyond a given frequency, and the useful forces and torques generated by the equipment 2 are transmitted without detrimental alteration below this given frequency .
  • the characteristics of the soft abutments, such as 14, in terms of section and elastomer height, elastomer viscoelasticity modulus, dimension of the gap between the elastomer of the flexible abutment and the rigid piece in screw form. at rest, are chosen so that a too large deformation of the insulation pads, such as 12, during heavy loads applied to the device is avoided, thus preventing any undesirable deterioration or irreversible phenomenon, and in the At the same time, the frequency functions of transmissibility of the force and torque forces along the three axes over the entire operating range of the device correspond to a specified gauge, so that the vibrations and shocks of large amplitudes in force and torque transmitted by the structure 5 of the satellite to the equipment 2 are properly filtered.
  • the internal parts 6 or 56 of the insulating modules 4 can also be made such that these parts form a part with the equipment 2 or the equipment carrier tray 3, which makes the device less modular, but allows more compactness ( allowable volume specification) and integrability.
  • At least some of the embodiments of the device of the invention allow for different adjustments: functional gap between each flexible stop and the portion vis-à-vis the or a rigid internal or external part of the corresponding module, this gap can be differentiated in the longitudinal or tangential direction, or even in the direction in each direction, and / or stiffness of the flexible stops, by choice of the elastomer (s) and / or the structure of the flexible stops , which can also be differentiated according to the longitudinal and tangential directions, or in the directions of these directions.

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